The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-21
CLARA BSLLL's BUDGgl,
How THR PAS IlONARLvs Arm
BEHAVING At LONG BRANCH.
Mrs. Lengthy. Devotion to Mr.. Geb.
haSst-Ar George W. ChiIds
aud the Lily.
IsrroIAL 70 rHs AprrAL.l

IsrroIAL 70 rHs APrrAL.l
NEW YoRK, August 2O.-There
are stst'oDs between this city and
Long Branch where the accom- mo-
dation trains stop only on signsl. l
Aunderingly took one OF those slow
and ahable traios. instead of an en-
press that would have whirled me
alsng without break during the
forty. eight miles In an hour AID ten
ninu'ss. Tho passengers were irked
tbe frequent stops, and at last we
trundled lastly up to a station which
vas . mere platform at GROSS road.
Only the fsgman and q young dude
we're there. The dandy was q thin.
straddliog, miserable specimen Of the
Estesque Top. He was inspected by
al the passengers who had their
heads out Of the windows on that
side Of the train.
well" said q brisk girl, as she
scrstin'zed hin critically, did they
step the train for thatt"
The sights of Long Branch are. m
usual, worth 3 trip TO that miscella.
neous summer resort. / was ridinr
m Oce'n avenue past tho lines of
villas, which increases in number
and beauy as tho years 90 BY. II
was midday, and had = view OF two
ladies waltxng in the parlor of Gen
Thomas U. Eckcrt, general manager
Of the Western Union. hucied
that they were casually practicipe
some Of the frequent new styles In
round dancing. But the rytbmic
grace OF their movements was not
compatible with the seeming lack of |
music. / looked sgain and saw that
one was holding the recelyor of n
telephppo close 10 her own and mart
ner's ear, and that they reversed |
often enough TO avo d winding them. |
selves 40 in the connecting wire
Later was shown tho other end of |
their arrangement 10 a Telephone
directly over the orchestra in the
West Rod Hotel parlor, where A
daily Q ncert IL given at noon. and |
dapec music is altogether played
IRON 3 o'clock to IL O'Clock every
evening.
The most DISTINGUISHED belle AZ the
Branch this week, with ono ,remen.
dous exception. il Ida Rarro-s
who came from Hartford, and be
iosgs n tho Coleman family Of that
sesuestere'l town. She il pretty. hut
not wonie fully so; she has cunning
little ways, but 80 have the majority
OF me msitens seen at the seashore; |
and she IL In no way far above the
high American average Of feminine
aitrsstivenesa, save 10 her feet.
Those members are not smaller than
No. 4 | should say. but they arc 40
shapely In unimpaired outlines. so
hoe in complexion, 40 nit rly free
IRON deformi,v or blemish that. Al.
though people may not 70 mils, 10
-. them, q. they did tho "Mika 10"
old maids elbow, many do 90 down ,
TO the shore AZ bathing time 10 ad
nire them. They are famous Ida ,
u the only girl at her hotel who zoe. ,
into the surf without slippers and
stockings Her modest suit covers a
her snkles, but her handsome feet a
are cover bare. Nearly every wear 4
,here comes an actress 10 Long 4
Branch who distances all unprofes. a
sionsl composition al tho beach. bnt n
THIS time the Little Baroioot from A
Hartford IL without rivalry, and that. /,
too, without any sacrifice Of the pro- h
prieties. 4
Mrs. Langiry il the exocp,;on n
which l mentioned in the otbe, n
paragraph. There Is no use ,ryirg
to ignore her. She undoubtedly a
went 20 Long Branch for adyer,isiny =
as we'll Ne resre'iion purposes. and
she l. so interesting that she com. 7
msnds the former while enjoying IN. n
latter. She bcRan a week apo Inv /,
hiring orc ~ the two gorgeous villas h
owned by Phil DAILY tho ssmble, =
who rms tho Pennsylvania Clnb h
Phil halt those houses several years q
ago for residences for his own and n
his brothers families. Into his own
he put Q private chapel, like a ~
miniature church. with an altar
there his wife, a pious Roman 4,
Dth0lio. might say her prayora n
The decorations as we'll as the arohi. h
eoiure were unique, if not raudy
Phil lives there this season on the In
mmenss profits OF his rambling "
establishment, but his brother has q,
,ot occupied the other house, and a,
Mrs. Langtry rented Il. The prioe
Thich she IL said 10 have Maid was
1000 for August aud September and h.
The hgure IL reasonable, considering .,
hat the premises are luxuriously n,
Mrs. Laug,ry arrived a,
ike q circus. Her wardrobe and T.
'ther belongings filed tweuty.four ~
trunks, and along with them =,
.ere nine boldly labeled up q,
3ebhard, New York" Does he ~
accompany her2 Rather. He Is 10
,ot only domiciled with her at the =,
DAILY villa. but the public rarely secs Il
her vi'hout him. The mutual adj. n,
niration aud devotion Of the pair are "
They 90 70 Monmouth w
Park on three afternoons a week 10 m
lee freddy's horses beaten: they 90
Q The noo1 concerts at the West. n,
End, aud also there, occasionally. q,
rink vino with Harry jerome and A
'ther fellows; and frequently th,y e.
waltz In the hotel parlor, observed ri
By eager thru o. meu, won On and
'hildocn. The manner Ia which the
'eeple io.tle aud crowd TO get a sisht kt
u the LILY doesn't look polite, and ar
'e,, 81 she e there for exhibition, d.
'hy should they deny them wi
elves and her the pleasure pr
I starioef Her acting ON m,
hese occasions is as good as any. Il
hing she does on the stage. By no wi
cstufc or vince does she ciraythat mr.
he aud Freddy are not of some. w,
here In the wilderness, with no IA,
unan eyes on them. She Is self. va
assessed. calm and intensely lady ri,
Ike Ia department. Doas AZ